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...Enrig, which he later dropped amid allegations in the 1970s that he was a Luziycan spy. ...abinet|shadow}}, before being appointed again on the Social Liberals' next election win in 1980.

...ulia was reported to have spoken better Namorese than [[Luziycan language|Luziycan]], which she spoke only at home. ..., she ran as the Liberationist candidate for the Irbet Prefectural Council election in Solomon County and defeated both the [[Liberationist Party of Namor|Libe

...when the [[Namorese presidential election, 1970|first direct presidential election]] was held. ...des Namorese non-citizen nationals, most of whom permanently reside in the Luziycan-administered parts of [[Nantai Prefecture, West Namor|Nantai]], and convict

...tai</big><br> <small>[[Namorese language|Namorese]]: Тщотаи Чиджигукa<br>[[Luziycan]]: Pravilosamo Respublika i Zotay ..._languages = [[Namorese language|Namorese]]<br>[[Otekian Luziycan|Luziycan]]

|national_languages = {{wp|Lao language|Khao}}, [[Luziycan language|Luziycan]], {{wp|Mandarin Chinese|Minjianese}}, {{wp|Hmong language|Tojavese}}, {{wp |government_type = Unitary presidential republic

On June 28, 1992, the [[Knights of Saint Luther]], an Otekian separatist militant group, car ...acy protests; the [[Plum Blossom Revolution]] of 1965, which led to direct presidential elections in Namor, started with student-led protests in Namo. Namo's unive

|government_type = {{wp|unitary state|Unitary}} semi-presidential parliamentary democracy ...rol of the country following a late-1954 coup backed by the [[Luziyca|East Luziycan]] [[Central Intelligence Agency (Luziyca)|Central Intelligence Agency]]. Ju